The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-10-27
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secretary "nltney Will PROBABLY not re.
turn to active duty at the navy depart
dent. His health is bad.
Postotices established: nakota-Coul
son. Stanley county. Montana: Grafton,
Meagher county. Postmasters commits.
sioned-1owa: Peedee, H. NJ. Robinson.
Minnesota: Bath, Helen Christianson.
Fourth.class postmasters appointed
Minnesota: Golden Gate. w. Dey; Stacy,
J. s. McCurdy.
One Of the first mott ceable results OF the
great sugar combination is tho advance Of
the staple in price. Since the trust be.
came a fixed fact granulated sugar has
gone up three-eights Of a cent per pound,
and soft sagar advanced on an average
about one-quarter.
At Cincinnati, the United States court
grand jury has found numerous indict.
ments in the Fidelity bank case. namely
seventy indictments against ex-President
l.. Harper; from seven to ten indictments
against Benjamin E. Hopkins, and as
many against Ammi Baldwin.
Assistant General Manager G. N. Cum.
ming. OF the Union Pacific. has rendered
his resignation, to take effect Nov. 80,
and that if accepted 7. L. Kimball, former.
" traffic manager and now assistant to
V1Co 1S0lNCAV I OVuSEs WILL 10 te0U0EcO Tue
position.
The foundry and planning mill OF the
Cleveland Stone company at Berea, four.
tenn miles from Cleveland, burned. Loss,
$4,000.
Illinois Grand Army men have formed
THE Service Pension Association OF Iii.
nois, to advocate service and other pen.
sion bills. This is g branch OF q national
organization to be formed.
Col. H. A. Montgomery, president of the
Memphis Jockey Club. fell dead in the club
house just after the second race.
William R. Mccullough, chief engineer
OF the steamer Comal, was arrested at
Galveston charged with numbering John
H. Graham = coal passer, on the voyage
from New York Mccullough is said to
have poured shovelful OF retl.hot Goals
upon Graham's head and beat him.
During the past few days persons sleep.
ing in the open air at Calesuhe. Crefeld and
elsewhere have been frozen to death. The
severe weather which has prevailed is un.
precedented at this season OF the year.
Judge o. Brien. of the court OF Queens
squash the verdict OF willful murder rem.
dered by the coroner's jury against the po-
liceman who did the shooting at Mitchells.
town.
The Congressional Library Building
when completed will be the largest struct.
ure in Washington with the exception OF
the Capitol, and will cover Ill, 600 feet
OF space. It will cover about 81, 600 feet
more than the new State, War and Navy
Buildings, and ii, 900 feet more than the
British Museum Library and about H.
900 feet more than the Royal Library OF
Bavaria, and about 1000 feet more than
the new German Parliament Building.
At Detroit. Mich. the first snow of the
season fell on the 21st.
At Lincoln, Neb., the boilers OF the on
CINE employed by Contractor Lanahan in
sinking the new we'll OF tho BURLINGTON e.
Western yards exploded. Fireman Thomp-
son was instantly killed, and three other
employees were seriously injured.
The Manitoba railroad has put into Of.
feet the anticipated demoralizinQ rates to
Montana.
At Findlay. Ohio. Hon. Nate Fredericks
and two children died from the effects of
Paris green eaten on cabbage. Mrs. Fred.
ericks AID two other children are living at
the point OF death.
At Winnipeg q row OF wooden buildings
at Maine and Notre Dame streets burned.
Landon. Il. Patterson, and the Bedega
hotel proprietors. The hotel loss 10 &c.,
900. Insured for one-hali.
A desperate battle occurred between out
laws and Vielantesin the Indian Territory.
The later were forced to withdraw, some
fifteen men having been killed on each side.
1t 10 reported that political combina-
tions have been affected to render the re-
election OF President Diaz almost certain.
The postoff,ce department estimates
that the deficit for the fiscal year will not
exceed 81. 500. 600. Last year the deficit
good exhibit and shows that the revenues
Increased much moro than was anticipat-
cd at the beginning Of the year.
At Boston. Joe Lannan, the Boston pu.
gilist, knocked out Jim Grady, Q western
pugilist, In seven rounds, The men fought
for pure oi $3.50.